1. Improved Patient Outcomes: Accurate and timely data helps in diagnosing conditions correctly and planning appropriate treatment plans. 2. Resource Allocation: High-quality data aids in efficient resource allocation, ensuring that healthcare resources are used effectively. 3. Compliance and Reporting: Ensuring data quality is necessary for meeting regulatory requirements and for accurate reporting to health authorities. 4. Research and Development: Reliable data is vital for conducting research and developing new healthcare strategies and interventions.
